ACCOUNTING TEAM LOSES OUT ON CA$H
January 17, 2007
Six business management students entered Camelot on Saturday, as they participated in The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario’s CA$H competition.
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FIRST CLASS FINISH
January 17, 2007
When a group of Ryerson MBA students made their first showing at a national competition earlier this month, they scored third place in the overall academic category, beating out big-name teams such as the Shulich School of Business.
PHOTOS: WE COMPARE WHERE TO SHARE AND STARE
January 17, 2007
It’s 3 a.m. You just spent several hours at the bar making out with who you think is the most gorgeous member of the preferred sex. Ever.
DON’T RE-GIFT IT, EBAY IT!
January 10, 2007
The Eyeopener tells you how to sell your unwanted presents using the power of the Internet.
Rye helps students prep for planning exam
November 22, 2006
By Chi Nguyen Just getting to take the Certified Financial Planning Exam is half the battle. But don’t fret, budding business-types: you may already be taking the required courses.
The battle of the T-words: Is lower tuition worth higher taxes?
November 22, 2006
As student groups lobby the provincial government to reinstate the tuition freeze, is anyone considering the economic impact of more public money for post-secondary education? Business & Technology Editor Kerry Wall finds out.
In line or online?
November 15, 2006
Markham residents were able to cast votes on the web this week, while attempts to bring digital polling in T.O. stalled. Is e-voting too flawed to work, or is the paper ballot passe? Noelle Munaretto finds out.
RYE STUDY WANTS TO HELP BUSINESSES DIVERSIFY
November 8, 2006
Institute compares companies’ cultural makeup to that of the nation. Stacey Askew reports.
DELAYING DIGITAL
November 8, 2006
By Kristina Jarvis The latest entertainment technology isn’t quite so cutting-edge by the time it reaches the Great White North.
THE CIRCUIT OF LIFE
November 1, 2006
By Heather Durante Forget your iPod and PSP for just a second — all that old-school technology you learned about in physics class is pretty important. And what you were either told or just forgot about currents and paths could help prevent disaster.
HOW NOT TO LAND A JOB
October 25, 2006
A bad job interview won’t score you a position, but it’ll certainly make you stand out. In fact, a dash of eccentricity may even turn you into an office legend. Make too much of a fool of yourself and your story may be retold for years to come, Alina Seagal writes.
GOOD TIMES… AND GOOD TIMING
October 18, 2006
Ever walk into a restaurant not knowing what the experience would be like? The Eyeopener’s investigative critics set out to find out. Choose your next meal carefully using our patented (or not) clock rating system.
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